Kusel, Germany
The Fritz-Wunderlich-Halle in Kusel is a multi-purpose concert and event hall named after the celebrated German tenor Fritz Wunderlich, who was born in Kusel in 1930. It serves as the main cultural venue of the town, hosting concerts, theatre performances, and public events. The hall keeps the memory of Wunderlich alive in his hometown.
Silent films by Władysław Starewicz with music by Paul Dessau and Paul Hindemith's avant-garde chamber music - an evening devoted to the artistic diversity of the 1920s.
Glam-rock legends Sweet bring their farewell tour to Kusel. Expect classics like "Ballroom Blitz" and "Fox On The Run" alongside newer tracks - one of the final chances to see them live.
Danish entertainment legend Gitte Haenning marks her 80th birthday with a live tour performing the greatest hits of her seven-decade career.
The Westpfälzisches Sinfonieorchester, a Kusel ensemble founded in 1889, performs its autumn concert under the baton of new conductor Andréa Huguenin Botelho.
Christian "CHAKO" Habekost brings his new solo comedy show to Kusel - sharp Palatinate dialect humor, Caribbean groove, and sharp takes on everything from veganism to democracy.
British tribute act Creedence Clearwater Review recreates the CCR catalogue - from "Proud Mary" to "Bad Moon Rising" - with full-throttle energy and close attention to the originals.
Unplugged band DÜV from south-west Germany plays a Christmas concert covering Journey, The Eagles, Silbermond and more - a broad mix of rock, pop, folk and country delivered by five solo vocalists.
Original audiobook narrator Philipp Schepmann performs the Little Dragon Coconut live on stage - a fun adventure show for children and families.